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Skyscraper Review: Dumb Fun That Is Far More Dumb
Some films require you to turn your brain off to enjoy, this film confiscates your brain before you enter the theatre. Skyscraper is the latest film featuring the last action star of Hollywood Dwyane Johnson as Will Sawyer, a former FBI agent who lost his leg in a rescue mission gone bad. Now he is… Read more
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Progressive ‘Check-Boxing’ Is Killing Entertainment
It was two years ago during the ‘controversy’ we now know as “#OscarsSoWhite” which was the jumping off point of progressive check-boxing, a problem that is destroying the film industry (among others) as we know it. What is progressive check-boxing you ask? We’ll let’s go back to 2015 to better understand. Read more
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Ant-Man and the Wasp Review: Another Popcorn MCU Flick
If you are still reeling from the ending of Avengers: Infinity War (which has been somewhat tainted considering all the news of future films starring everyone who supposedly died) then you are probably in need of a fun cheesy superhero film and Ant-Man 2 comes just in time. Read more
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The First Purge Review: The Death Of This Franchise
The First Purge is the mental breakdown of a Marxist Hollywood screenwriter pandering to the “Literally Hitler” crowd because Hillary Clinton lost the election two years ago. If you were looking answers to long-asked questions or even an expansion of the plot, you’ll probably never get it after this film earns the lowest opening gross… Read more
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Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Director Supports ANTIFA, Attacks Critics
So to recap, not only are ANTIFA the good guys because there are Nazis out there and their only agenda is to fight Nazis, nothing else…but criticism is also the equivalent to harassment and bitching. Peter Ramsey’s Twitter is full of much more wonderful takes as his Sony animated movie is set for release December 14, 2018. Read more
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Sicario Day Of The Soldado Review: A Movie On Par With The First
I don’t believe it’s an exaggeration to say that Taylor Sheridan is the best writer in Hollywood bar none right now. He wrote my favorite film of 2015 Sicario, he wrote one of my favorite films of 2016 Hell or High Water, and now he has written my favorite film of the year thus far… Read more
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Uncle Drew Review: Good Idea Poor Execution
While many will enjoy this movie from a perspective of a basketball fan, moviegoers will probably not share their sentiment. As a person who grew up on 90s basketball, the idea of putting together a cast of some of the greatest to ever play the game led by current NBA superstar Kyrie Irving was pretty… Read more
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Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom Review: One Of The Dumbest Films I’ve Ever Seen
Look as much as I like Chris Pratt, I can’t defend this idiocy of a franchise. I know for films like this we are supposed to “turn our brains off and enjoy” but you just can’t do that for a film in its 5th installment. There are so many questions I had to ask after… Read more
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Star Wars Is NOT Okay
Star Wars was a three-legged stool. The first leg was the new trilogy that used the original cast, and that ends next year. The second leg was the standalone stories like Solo, which are now toast. The third leg was future trilogies intended to be built on new icons like Rey and Finn, but no… Read more
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Incredibles 2 (Guest Review Featuring ReeYaa)
Whilst Helen is out saving the world as Elastigirl, her husband Bob has hung up the mantle of Mr Incredible to focus full time on raising the kids. Full-time parenting can be hard at the best of times, though, let alone when your children have super-powers that they haven’t quite learnt how to control just… Read more
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Superfly (2018) Review: A Stupid, Insulting Window At Black Culture
This film is the representation of everything that black people try to distance themselves from, only to be reinforced by other black people. Hip Hop culture that sees this type of life as realistic and something to be glorified. Where criminals are portrayed as the good guys, the law is portrayed as the bad guys,… Read more
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Tag (2018) Review: A Heartwarming And Entertaining Hollywood Comedy
A premise as silly as this surprisingly has a lot of heart in it. The positive messaging about friendships, growing old, and relationships are so refreshing, you wouldn’t believe it came from the writer of Waiting… The soundtrack is energizing, the laughs work, and the ending will leave such a smile on your face, it… Read more
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Believer (2018) Review: Well Paced Action Thriller
Believer is beautifully shot and well-paced action thriller. A technically sound film where the acting makes it is a worthwhile watch. Despite some shortcomings, fans of Korean cinema, especially action will find this movie to be very satisfying. Read more
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Star Wars Episode IX: Revenge Of The Media (And The Assualt On Fans)
Everytime progressives get their hands on a beloved property; THEY decide that it’s time to change it to fit THEIR agenda. Then every time the fans of that property object to their agenda, they demonize those fans as the worst people on earth to deflect and shut down any criticism of their plans. Now Star… Read more
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Hereditary Review: Twisted And Enthralling
Hereditary is a near perfect horror assault on your senses that ups the game in style and execution. A film you have to see for yourself not to give too much away will leave you twisted, disturbed, and amazed. Read more
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Ocean’s 8 Review: Fun And Full Of Cameos
Ocean’s 8 is full of cameos and full of fun. While the film doesn’t get everything out of it’s cast that will would have liked, there isn’t any question that the result is an entertaining popcorn flick to kick off the Summer movie season. There definitely won’t be any talk ruining the franchise in this… Read more
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Hotel Artemis Review: Lacks Substance & Excitement
Hotel Artemis is a film that models itself on the groundwork of other films like John Wick and Smoking Aces, but director and writer Drew Pearce misses the mark on a story that lacks substance and excitement. It may not be a remake, a reboot, or a sequel but sadly it won’t be very memorable… Read more
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Action Point Review: Jackass 4 With A Plot
Action Point offers no story, no solid acting, no real homage to the theme park it’s based on, and even if you came here to get the lowest common denominator of entertainment you are left with much of nothing. Read more
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